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Susan Branch's newest book, "A FINE ROMANCE ~ Falling in love with the English Countryside" is a hand-written and watercolored personal travel journal of Susan's six-day transatlantic crossing on the Queen Mary 2 and two-month ramble through hedgerows, tearooms, and wildflower meadows touring the castles and cottages of rural England. There are over 300 full color photos, countless illustrations, quotes, and even a few recipes; it's a travel guide that includes book and movie lists and watercolored maps. Susan added an interactive Appendix available on her website that includes links to travel-everything, and videos she took while on the trip. (You can virtually drive across the Yorkshire Dales, visit Rosemary Verey's garden, step out on deck of the Queen Mary II in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.) Travel with Susan as she braves the North Atlantic ... and visits the homes and gardens of her literary and artistic heroes including Beatrix Potter, Vanessa Bell and Jane Austen. With lots of history, the Queen's Jubilee, and a touching love story to kick things off, it's a perfect book for all Downton Abbey Anglophiles and armchair travelers.. NOTA: El libro no está en español, sino en inglés.

Susan Branch is the American author and self-taught illustrator of twelve best-selling "Heart of the Home" lifestyle books ~ with over 4 million copies printed and sold since 1986, all of them hand-written and watercolored ~ cheerful and charming books about the home arts of cooking, gardening, homemaking, family, best friends, entertaining and the little things that make life sweet. Born and raised in Southern California, Susan is the oldest of eight children, and is inspired by "almost everything." She now makes her home in her 1849 captain's house on the island of Martha's Vineyard off the coast of Massachusetts. She was drawn to New England since her childhood, and loved it before she ever laid eyes on it. She finally moved there in her early 30's, no longer able to "live without four seasons and white picket fences as everyday architecture." Susan has attracted hundreds of thousands of readers to her popular blog at www.susanbranch.com, and has a large and loyal following on both Facebook and Twitter.